An eleven-year-old girl who appears to be going through puberty ...

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An eleven-year-old girl who appears to be going through puberty is
 
  a. probably maturing earlier than the average eleven-year-old girl.
  b. probably not yet curious about sex, in spite of her developing body.
  c. behind boys in terms of the average age of puberty.
  d. average in terms of female adolescent development.

Question 2

To help her students improve their ability to solve multiple-step problems, Ms. Pohlmann uses the following procedure: First she shows them an example with all three of the steps worked out. Then she shows them a similar example that has only the first two steps worked out and requires them to complete the last step themselves. Then she gives them another similar example that has only the first step completed and requires them to work out the last two steps themselves. Finally, she gives them a fourth problem for which they have to work out all three steps. This procedure is called
 
  a. breaking the problem into parts.
  b. backward fading.
  c. solving an analogous problem.
  d. working on a simpler version of the problem first.

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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

B

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